I woke having had an odd dream that a young foreign woman had come to the door saying her business needed to recycle some food scraps, and would I help. Gill had answered the door and sent them away saying that we didn't need yet more composting going on, and then I got to the door and called the woman back and it turned out she was from somewhere like Norwich Union, and I got a contract with them to set up a Jora system, composting at their premises, and managing it too, so an ongoing 'job'. Funny dream!
There wasn't much morning left after I got up and breakfasted and got dressed....
The afternoon was good as I went up Marion and Dave's Winter Pear tree again. I saw Marion on the way down the garden and she said she was very happy with the 3 trays of pears I'd taken up the garden for her, and I could have all the rest. I'm very happy with that! I picked a load more but there's still more to get.
I'd agreed to go over and see Anna, Douglas and Loony, in Sheffield, and Anna had suggested we have a meal out, and said could I be at the station for 5.30? I got the 4.09 which went via Leeds, and I chatted a bit with a pleasant young law student called Natasha, from Newcastle, and visiting a friend in Birmingham. I also took my pumpkin seeds (last years) and peeled the outer layer off them, one by one. I got a lot done, on both legs of the journey.
Anna and Douglas like a particular Chinese restaurant called the Hong Kong Wok, and they'd booked a table. I had spring rolls and a green pepper in batter for starters, and then tofu and veg with egg fried rice for main meal. It was lovely to have some relaxed chats with Anna, sitting opposite me, and Loony's 3 year old daughter was very entertaining too.
We spent just over an hour here, and then Anna drove us back to Middlewood where she and Douglas live, very close to the end of the tram line. I had a coffee and shelled more pumpkin seeds, and at just after 9 set off for the tram, the 9.26 which would get me to the station for my 10.06 train back.
A late night but all went like clockwork, very smoothly. A lovely evening, thank you Anna and Douglas.
There wasn't much morning left after I got up and breakfasted and got dressed....
The afternoon was good as I went up Marion and Dave's Winter Pear tree again. I saw Marion on the way down the garden and she said she was very happy with the 3 trays of pears I'd taken up the garden for her, and I could have all the rest. I'm very happy with that! I picked a load more but there's still more to get.
I'd agreed to go over and see Anna, Douglas and Loony, in Sheffield, and Anna had suggested we have a meal out, and said could I be at the station for 5.30? I got the 4.09 which went via Leeds, and I chatted a bit with a pleasant young law student called Natasha, from Newcastle, and visiting a friend in Birmingham. I also took my pumpkin seeds (last years) and peeled the outer layer off them, one by one. I got a lot done, on both legs of the journey.
Anna and Douglas like a particular Chinese restaurant called the Hong Kong Wok, and they'd booked a table. I had spring rolls and a green pepper in batter for starters, and then tofu and veg with egg fried rice for main meal. It was lovely to have some relaxed chats with Anna, sitting opposite me, and Loony's 3 year old daughter was very entertaining too.
We spent just over an hour here, and then Anna drove us back to Middlewood where she and Douglas live, very close to the end of the tram line. I had a coffee and shelled more pumpkin seeds, and at just after 9 set off for the tram, the 9.26 which would get me to the station for my 10.06 train back.
A late night but all went like clockwork, very smoothly. A lovely evening, thank you Anna and Douglas.
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